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A part of the United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command that specializes in a wide variety of military missions and operations to include: 1. Jumping out of planes 2. Preparing to jump out of planes 3. Riding in planes, preparing to jump out of planes, but then landing again 4. Giving toys to orphans for the opportunity to jump out of planes 5. Constantly talking about jumping out of planes 6. Bragging about (insert country here) jump wings 7. Saying things like "dirty leg", "when I was with group..." and "back with division we always..." In addition to these tasks, Civil Affairs soldiers sometimes (rarely) train in and undertake Civil Military Operations, to include assisting combatant commanders in their interactions with the local populace, acting as a liaison between military and other US Government entities, members of the international community and NGOs, in order to ensure a whole of government approach to military operations and civilian interactions.
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